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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15
eAaaAHD COUNTY OfpHRTxsEI.
Lancaster.

Quarterly Court, which wonld have
been held Monday, but for the Hamilton
trial, will be called to day.
Father COREY delivered an interesting
lecture entitled catholicism and Protest.
antism" to good.sizsd audience in the
courthouse Tuesday night.
The Methodist meeting lie attracting
crowds nightly and lie awakening considers.
BILE interest There have already been sew.
eral confessions. The converts are allowed
to connect themselves with the church OF
their choice.
In giving the names OF the attorneys
who defended james Hamilton, in last re-.
port, We unintentionally omitted TO give
that OF Mr.. John W. Miller, Who, though
but recently admitted to the bar. is fast
gaining q reputation as first class lawyer.
The Baltimore & Ohio Express Com
pany started thsirlwsgons Thursday morn
ing. Messrs. Euglemsn & Fsrris captured
the contract to carry the matter between
this point and Danville The Lancaster
business men are taking kindly to the new
scheme and the prospects are tina. IL will be
quite literally pstroniSed.
Col. w. o. Bradley was seen by your
correspondent Tuesday evening and he in
formed me thst enough counties had al.
ready instructed to give him 59S votes in
the convention. or more than necessary to
nominate. "You Sea-" ssid Col. Bradley,
shat am just 5 votes over the danger
line"
Mr.. Clyde Herring, after q sojourn Of
several months in the West. has returned
and taken his former position at Z. w.
Lillsrd's drug store. Miss Lizzie Sweeney
has returned from an extended visit to
friends in Somerset. Miss Emma Leavell, |
an upper Gsrrard beauty, will leave Mon
day on visit to Hsrrodsburg friends. Miss
Mollie Burdett Is visiting relative, in Scott
county. Rsy. W. o. Goodloe, Of Mt. ster.
ing, Is in town this week.
The examining trial of James Hamil-
on was concluded Tuesday evening and
resulted in bis discharge, the evidence chow.
nz that the shooting iof Turner Was done
q self defense. Able arguments were made
~ County Attorney Brown, Judge Owsley
md W. o. Bradley for the commonwealth
md BY H. c. Kaufman and r. H. Tomliu.
on for the defense. Mr.. Kaufman's speech
8 spoken Of 10 highly complimentary
erms. Hamilton was warmly congrat- |
Hated at the conclusion of the trial by
lis legion Of friends.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

GEN. CLAY says with all his faults" Col
Bradley deserves well Of his party. II there
are any faults in our esteemed and gallant
friend, we fail to perceive them. He is as
handsome as Appolo, as brave as lion, as
smart as q steel-trsp. as clever as q wood
sawyer and as brilliant as an electric light.
The only possible fault that colud be found
with him, and to this Gen. Clay evidently
refers, is bis shape. In that. we must
admit, az much as we admire and love the
gallant colonel, he is little of. HIS legs
are too short and being almost broad as he
is long, he has too much the appearance OF
fat Poland China pig to be a. beautiful
in body ss he is handsome in countensnce.
We say this, however, more in sorrow than
in anger. for We are confident that II he is
given time his breadth will increase ill he
is broader than be lie long and then he will
be mere shspely in appearance.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

THE issue between the sspirants for at.
torney general, according TO contemporary,
is that Gen. Hardin charges Judge Rich.
ards Of incspscity while sitting as one OF
the Judges Of the Superior Court, and
Judge Richards charges Gen. Hardin with
lszinefs, inattention to the business Of his
Office and Of drawing fees of 500 each in
cases where be did not render service" II
the charges are true, and they ought to
know, both Of them would be mighty good
men for the party to steer clear of.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

In addition to the strong following that
Senator Harris has here. there seems to be
afeeling even among the Buckner men that
he should be given the vote Of Lincoln
county as a matter OF courtesy, and in re-
ciprocstion Of fsvors shown BY Madison
county, which hiss always evinced neigh.
borly disposition towards as. In the last
race for superior Judge, she instructed for
SauAey and the Senator himself was one Of
bis warmest supporters.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

"A melancholy marriage was that Of
Mr.. Bordley F. Colhoun and Miss Eleanor
NJ Semmes. at Washington. The young
man was very i'll, and, learning that g
could not live, sent for bis afianced and
minister and had the ceremony performed
while he lay on what proved his death bed i,
as he expired only few hours later
IC.J.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

We veiy much incline to the belief that
the Interstate Commerce ensction will re.
dound to the disadvantage of the democrat
ic party. As 1t stands il seems that about
the only present result Of the bill is large
increase Of the army Of office-holders al
tremendous cost, without any apparent
good return. The commission has decided
that each Of it's members is entitled to a
secretary at 500 10 month, the office build
ing ct Washington lie TO cost $l00,000 .
year and 90 on. The republicans. if we
mistake not, will use this profigscy in the
next campaign for ell il is worth.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

THE Buckner men in Louisville are evil
IDENTIFY getting scared. A mass meeting is
to be held at Masonic Hall tonight for the
purpose of booming their fsyorite, to be
composed mainly Of his army friends.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

JOHN WAsAMAKER, the Philsdelphia
merchant, has insugursted the co operative
system by which all employees that have
served him faithfully for seven years, will
share, according to their value to him, in
this years pro6ts. 1t is said that fully
100000 will be thus divided. In addition
70 salaries.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

THE fret thing Editor Dittoe, OF the
Newport Journal, knows he will be in the
lookup for utterinz obscene literature. The
article published in it's issue Of the 18Th,
second page and bottom Of fourth column,
10 the worst production We have ever seen
ina paper claiming to be family Journal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

A KNOWING republican said to US the
other day, ave have not the remotest idea
Of electing . governor this year, but We do
expect to greatly increase our vote and add
largely 10 our numbers in the Legislature"
The democratic party owes il 10 itself TO
see that the gentleman is very decidedly
mistaken in the two last propositions.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

AFTER bowling themselves hoarse over
the report that Cleveland had gotten the
manager OF his favorite theatre to cut him
Q private entrance to his box, the opposi-
ton organs feel very sheepish to find that
there is no truth Whatever in the statement.
1t looks to man upa tree that it would
have been a mighty small matter il he
had
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

JUDGE JACKSON got a verdict in a muir.
der case the other day by locking the Jury
up and keeping it three hours without its
dinner. II this is not sufficient grounds
for reversal the Court Of Appeals will dive
into the tschnic ,ities. ii the murderer has
any money or ind uentiAl friends.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

We are no! much given TO to reproduc.
ing the mica things said OF US BY our good
friends OF the press, but We cannot refrain
from printing the following from the Cou
rieT.Journal to let our readers see how our
paper is held in the estimation Of that great
iourns!, though we are sure the article was
inspired more by good feeling than from
any merit on our part. 1t IL pheasant,
sure, TO see ones name 10 print" in 90 com.
piimentsry connection, even II the blan-
kst i' stretched beyond its usual capacity.
One OF the brightest. newsiest and best
edited OF the Courier Journals Kentucky
exchanges Is the Stanford INTERIOR JOUR
nal. Mr.. w. P. Walton, its editor, has the
newspaper faculty in a marked degree. He
neglects nothing and manages to make sv-
cry department Of his paper interesting.
His editorials are at once clear, crisp, clean
and comprehensive. The INTERIOR JOUR-
NAL was, perhaps, the very first country
Newspaper In Kentucky that began to speak
Of crimes and criminals In fitting terms. 1,
had been the custom, somehow, to sllude to
o homicide as "s sad affair."" and to the
slayer OF his fellow man ~ IAN unfortunate
citiz,n" Walton made an innovation on
this custom by calling homicide q muir.
der and the slayer q murderer. He began
TO appeal for more hemp in the administra
ton OF justice. The despeIadoes tried TO
drive him out Of town, but he got g good
shotgun and sent them word to call at his
,fice. He has lived to see the desperadoes
lead, or driven into exile, and the INTER-
'R JOURNAL power in the community
Long may IL flourish.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-04-15

Willinsford, Conn can boast of female
resident, now rs years of age, who raised
family OF Is children and had six husbands,
the lady having been a bride three times
since her Goth birthday. She now lives
alone, having provided herself with q coffin
and complete burial outfit, which is kept in
the house ready for use.
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nfsERABLENEss.

Tho most wonderful and marvellous SUCCESS, In
cases where persons arc sick or pln!Dg away from
4 condition Of mlserbleness that no ono knows
what alla thom (proht.ble patients for doctor). 10
obtained by thn use Of Hop Bltters. They begin 10
cure IRON tho Grst dose, and keep II up until per,
feet health and strength "a restored.
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Prof. W. .HAusSBR, the famous mesmerist,
OF Ithaca, N. T., writes: "Solne ten years ago
l suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh. My family physician gave mt up as
incurable, and said L must die. My case WINS
such n bad one, that every day, towards sun
act, my voice would become so hoarsc I could
barely speak aboyen whisper. In the morning
almost strangle me. by the use OF DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, l was q well
man, and the cure has been permanent"
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II You

would enjoy your dinner and are prevent.
cd by dispepBin, uao Ackcr's Dyspepsia
tablets. They arG Il positive cure for dya.
pepBia, indigestion, tlatulency md consti-
patton, We guarantee them. 25 and 80
cents. Logan & Co. and O. Menke.
meller. Z
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Our country Ia bounded by great occans
open to all tho world, hut with imperfect
fiarbors, and 10 cut by vast rivers, the
highways Tor t%he::Cheapest possible trana-
portation, with bars and fNlln and anags
that prevented or impedod their uBo. 1t
has been tho policy Of tho Republican
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Live Stock,
Petroleum,

OIL CITY, Pa, June l.-opened Al 695Ic: highest
653 Sc: lowest exc; losed at 62Ic; sales 6Ss.O 0O
barrels; 'learancts l0O,s0O barrels; charters 1886
barrels; shipments 251Ss9 barrels.
Ekw YORK, Juno ! Petroleum .,esdy; opening
At t3he;, highest d3ske; lowest 62}Sc; closing at
G.AC; halcs l,S.O,0O barrels.
PI%rTspuR0n, June l.-Petroleum fairly active;
opened Al GJ7so; closed at G!Ac; highest Gs33.c; low.
est 6!Ec.
BRADFoRp. Pa, June l.-opcned Of 631ic; closed
n,6!I-c: highest 6Snc. lowest 6ESc; cleamuces Az.
barrels.
TiIusriiLR, Pa, juno t.-opcned at 63tSc; high.
est t3;ic; lowest eye; closed al G2Ke.
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"%constantly Hawking and Splitting"

THOMAS J. RUSHING, ESf. soo' Pine Stfett.
St. Louis, No., writes: al was n great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. Al times could
hardly breathe. and WAS constantly hawking
and splitting, and for tho last eight months
could not breathe through the nostriIs. |
thought nothing could be- done for me. Luck
ily, | was advised to try DR.. Sage's CatGrrh
Remcdy. and | am now Ii well inan. ] | believe
it % be the only sure remedy for catarrh now
manufactured. and one has only TO give It n
fair trial to q. per:ence astounding results and
a nprmhflpnt clIFB.n
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ELI RoBBISs, Rtmvun p. o., Columbia Co,
Pa, says: My daughter Ind catlrrh when
she WIS five years old, very badly. | saw DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy advertised, md pro-
cured q bottle for her, and soon saw TINT Il
helped her; n third bottle Effected n pcrma.
nent cure. She Is now eighteen years old and
sound and hearty
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Dry G0utIs.

EEw YORK, June l.-Astdc from ioryard!nes In
the execution Of ordsrs the demand was moderate.
AZ attention was wholly absOrped by The flannel
auction Salt, which beside, occupying the entire
cUy, ph.ssd Oh fairly satisfactorily, aud IN amount
will reach 10 nearly s!,OOJ,MU Ali markets were
pOuuiug,y
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Cotton.

NEW foRK, June l.-Cotton quiet; uplapds
il 7.lGc: Orleans llsiC; futures closed steady; Junu
lac; July and August li.SiC: September i0Vc:
October IL Gle; November l0.UGc; december l0. l2c:
January 1O.lSc; February lO.lSc; March 'lO.igc;
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BREAKFAST,
MEDICAL.
OR, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS

VIII cure Diseases Of tho Kidneys, Gravel, elect,
Structures, and all Urinary md Urethrxl Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility. Seminal Weakness,
LoS Of flgor, Premature Decline In Man, EArly
Decay, lmpotoncy caused by errors OF youth, OF.
cc+Sos, 30. syphilis In all It's forms, sore throat
and noSc, ulcorx, cruptiors, ~scroiula. tettor. salt
rhcum, and all blood and skin diseases. Female
Weakness speedily cnrpd. Gonorrhra cnrcd In
three days. l'rice 81 90. Hold In Wheeling, ". Va,
BY !, Y. DOCKING, Druggist. Sent by mall scaled.
lal0
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rrsAscE -AspGTRApE.
Tbs Tsatures O. the MONEY ana stees
nfarkata Yf4INNktgglFRE

49, money eAo Etook
Markets
MN iorr, Junei--MonsY on ean sxsy IL s,<as
per7cent; Last loan ats pr cont, closed ofafed Al /
per cent Prime mercantile paper sAs per cont
steflins exchsnsetdaa at X @xa< sss<.
!. me stock market today wu more quiet, and
WIN vciy Little feature Of importance ID !the ren.
efl LIST Tho opening Iwn: about tteady. sthe
changes Rom Last evenings prices being fof sllsht
fractions only, which were very evenly divided be.
tween gains and lossks. There was 4 modefsteiv
active business IN the INST hour, In which thc sor
s0cks, The gtangen aud wheeling q Lake Erio re.
pfomlnsnt Prices were strong from me
opening, and material advances Wete msde oSer
me entire list. Toward noon the market became
dull And prices began 10 rtsg. In the lat hour
thcfe VS. 2 renewal Of the frm tone, accompanied
n aLtue more animation, and the close wAi outlet
sales 2l6,t36 shares. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
railroad bonds were dull; sales. tl.lr9.ooo.
Government bonda were dull aud steady,
10 6Ite honda Nnfa dn1 and afas 40 'Ng'lEE.
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Mn. s. W. Durpy, Pennington, N. H.,
aaya nothing helped his Acc but palmer'a
"Skin Success"
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IA Coon ACCOUNTABLE sun Il up, aix long years
Of bed.ridden sickness and suffering, costing 500
per year, total 81, 100 all Of which was stopped by
NY tMte go vv,IS c, ovn hponse1n,t iNr \ yc.I Inc, mse, WIN WIN
out the loss Of a day, and | want eyery body TO
know It for their beneft."'-JoHS WEEKS, Butler. /,
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baltimore Live Stock Market
OPfiCE 0P TIE CALvEG1oS STOCK YARDS, !
MONDAY, Mny 20, 1851, I
RRNAHKs.

TIE SWINE MARKET,
Arrivals thiH week 7l7l
tfftYhth thAt ..,....,.. 6,8S3
ONT year h80...,.,.. 6,Sy6
RRxAHKA.
There Is rather n fun supply OF hogs on tho mar.
kot Tits week, aud their quality Averages werc IN
TO that of Inst weeks offerings. In most CT hid
yRrch thrrci Is II moderately fair demand prevailing,
but tnc prices are oil hnLc M compared with lie
ruling last Monday. and tAngc now al ia
with II lew tclecliUns II shade higher; most
s+l'A G3Ic net y! tho receipts 6,Ua hrnu chnc over
the Pennsylvania HAL road, and Us over the Hall.
more II oh o lailfUad. frlccs tamo M last year,
5aR5s &c nel.
CfARExoST LIVE Stock MARKHr,1
BALTiNoiR, May 20. 1857.
All hogs and sheep sold In these yards by Il.
4 HfHegkhtfeRfe ri RfttxS weight.
Receipts This week 3,llt mead OF hogs, AGAINST
,7s7 hend last week; s0ws aud rough hogs selling
nj $50; fur to good nj S. 70.
AniuvAlS Oy IvR STOCK.
At Cidretn0nt sock yards, ria Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, for uuk ending May ".
lt carr. containing s73 cattle, CO calves, b,2IG
sffccr and lRmbs. a+ia ftdgs, i9 ti9rKes, / fitiics.
shipments to Philadelphia, cto. III cattle, II
calves, l,AS sheep and lambs, $50 hogs, IS horses, 4
mules.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL
" ~kOAD.--Under schedule In cncc, MAY .,
lsS7t trains leave Bridgeport, Central standard
time: For FItSbnrgh and Cleveland, $40 a. m,
l:i2p y. NJ. For Pittsburgh, l0:l7 II. IN. For Wells.
VILE i:la p. M. For Steu6cuyillc, $50 Il. N. For
Martin $ Ferry, 6:l5 Il. IN.
TrKlns arrive Al Bridgeport at 1853 a. M. 1882 a
M, :;SG p. NJ, 6:l9 p. H., I:6i p. NJ, and 7:SS p, m,
myl7
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~ believe It to DO all wrong and eveu wicked for
clergymen or other public mon to DO led into CIV.
Ing testimonials to quack doctors or vile Stutfs
callei medicines, but when q really meritorious
article Is made up Of common valuable IemedI.s
known 10 all, and that all physicians use and trust
In daily, we SHOULD freely commend It. | there
ioro cheeiiuily and heartily commend Hop Bitiers
Tor the good they have done mo and my friends,
frmiy believing thor have no equal for amily use.
! will not be without tGem.'-Rky. 4. K. WAHRHS,
GrInin N Y. al E-gF-H.F -THEaa~. rn'- IT, #IFr# #a-
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Address Registered Letters 10
REV oRLRAE5 NATIONAL BAER,
SeR nrIeanH IA

DEurNpLp That tho presence Of Geuetab
nLWLHlULH B5AuTtRAfd ana Fairly, Nn6 are
in cnarye OF the drawings, Ia a guarantee OF abEo
lutte iAIrnG4s and integrity, that tne cDAnccs afV al
equal, and that no one eau poshlnly divine what
number Will draw u fr!DD.
REMEMBER hat the payment OF all Prizes "a
GUARANTEED IS FOUR NATIONAL
BhSks Of Now Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed By tho President Of an Institution, whose
chartered rights arc recognized In Tho highest
Courts; therefore, bexBtp Of any IInitAiIDIM or
xuOny nous kChencB.
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.DNlIy t1ttpI bundky, 1000
Nos. IS, " and 81 stop al all Station,

tDaily except Monday.
$3.50 d. IN. daily. rgsEAFTH gIrFs-.,
s.. Granville Accommodation. leaves wheeling
a. $3.50 q. n, ,2:l6 and b:I5 p. m: Returning, al.
lives A. wheeling at l0:a5 q. n, l:SQ and b:so ?. M
daily except Sunday. srsH. ar IETT-F l. -
.The9:60am and l1:l5p. m. train through 70 Gin.
cinnAu without change, with B.. d Q. Sleeper
through TO Cincinnati on the night train. FI5EaS
chicago Limited leaving at 9:lo D.. m, has Chi.
cAgo sleeper out Of Wheeling. sGE5
Columbus accommodation leaves Wheeling at
rs Pm, Bellaire ht2 :H pm, daily except Sunday.
Moundsyille accommodation, ieayes Weighing
~ E2:Oo noon, and arrives 81 AoundEyille Of l2;tI
p. m. daily except Sunday. Ii-I.a-5sasss-
FairnOnt accommodation at 4:l0 D, N,
Through Coach from Wheeling TO Cincinnati!
daily on No. 8, leaving Wheeling 81 1000 q, M, ar.
r1ytns a. cincinnati At ESQ p. N. 7sTSE3s7A
y, U. sleeping Cars on all through trains.
Close connections arc made Tor ali polpk South
and Southwest North and Northwest making thIs
. desirable route for ~coloniss and persons moving
70 ne great Weat, and 10 whom particular alton.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale at Depot,
Sleeping car recommendation can be secured at
Depot Ticket Once. 7. q. BURKE ~ss
Ticket Agent, B. q o. Depot,
JOHN BAIL1E, 49,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House, &
4 7. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent. 1880
2. K. LORD. Gen. Pas. Agent.
w. N. CLEMENTS, Manager.
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ASK ios tickets via the Ohio River Railway Short
Line. For further particulars AZ 10 rntes and
Drtes atdrrss, -,
FRED HueEMAE. Tray. Pass. Agent. Wheeling,
90, ToMLlSs0S, City Pass, Agent, or ~
WI. ROBINSON. G0nl pRSS. Ag't. Pariersbury.
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plI1sBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
\ LOUIS HALLWAY Co.-PanhAndlo Route.
Under schedule In eject MAY IS, 1851, trains
leave Wheeling, Central STANDARD time: For Stcu.
benrillc md fIitburgh. b;S5 u III 1878 p ~,
3 p. m. For sieuoeuvllle, ) Us p. IN. The e:SS
a. IN. and S;oe p. IN. trAlus make direct connection
for Columbus, cincinnati, indianapolis aud chi.
csgo,, Inc l2:S5 y. III. train makes direct connec.
lou for Columbus and Chicago. -T-
Irains arrive NJ Wheeling, G;l5 a. NJ, 10, 90 a. M,
2:t5 y IN and y co p. IN. my9l
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVI.
w SION, b. & o. -l4s5f T-g.1.
On and after MAY %, 1887, passenger tra!ns wiz
run "a i~olo6s-EsStern Standard time: NI-gHlg;
DEPARTURE.
For Pittshursh-5:oo a. n, daily; $40 4. m,
aaily. except sunday; las p. n. daily, except SUN.
For WIhington-b:2op >. N. daily, except Sunday,
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ARRryALS

From Pithburgh-9:iO a, m, daily. l1.1s :. m
daily. - Wv rAA'
From wssh.ngton-S:oo 4. n, daily, except sun.
Day. x. LORD General Passenger Agent.
Ut. LANE Tray. Pss Ayt Wbao,tr.
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn in The louisiana State Lotteries
which may DO presented 81 our counters.
J. II. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank.
PIEaRE LAEAGS, Pros, SLaIe National Bank.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

ave do hereby certify that We supervise the Ar.
ungemenH for all the Monthly and Semi.Annua
Drawings OF The Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and In person manage and control the DraNIngi
themselves, and that the came are conducted With
honesty, fairness, and IN good !aIth toward all par
ties, and we authorize the Company 10 Use lib
certificate, with fie-hrliles oil our s.snh,urea ~.
tsched, In iH Advertisements"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-02
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